I agree 100%.

Coming in late here, but the comment was in response to something I said, not you. It’s from someone who might not know how to Kinja.

Katy Perry wearing sunglasses over her facial mask as she walks out of a salon = when extractions or peelings go wrong.

I won’t go into depth here, but there is no part of this comment that corresponds to how publishing works except for ‘he wrote it.’

Yes, he is definitely using his powers for good. No shade for that.

Actually, I did write something similar on the Hadid article. I think where people (or maybe just me) get annoyed here is that he is yet another privileged man revealing to us all the ways in which privileged men treat others badly. He’s a talented writer, he’s using his powers for good, but it would just be…

A very privileged white man from a famous family.

I.e. why I stopped reading after the initial big spoiler. It looked like this was going to be a complete summary rather than a review for a film that’s just been released.

Right?

That’s true, but it’s not really necessary to give it away in a review right when the movie comes out. I mean, people have been writing film reviews for a few decades now, it’s not a new science.

This is really basic stuff, especially these days. Sheesh. I know people are under pressure to generate content, and this review doesn’t even look bad - but I confess I stopped reading as soon as I hit that first major reveal. I just don’t need the rest of the movie spoiled, since I still plan on seeing it. But now…

Same. This really bummed me out.

Hey, when you write a review that contains plot twists and spoilers, can you please put that at the top? I don’t expect all reviews to give away the plot, so I was merrily reading along and - ploink - there was a major plot twist reveal. Please spare others the same disappointment and put a spoiler alert up at the…

It’s that little bit of tongue he’s slipping himself. *shudder*

“I have to close my best friend and roommate’s door and put a big mirror in front of it so she can’t get out of her room so that I have a part of the apartment to walk and practice,” she explained. “It’s perfect for me, but she can’t really get out of her room.”

Wait, a top model who comes from a wealthy family…

Feeling so, so much second-hand embarrassment and shame.

All their houses look like empty shells, and they all constantly order take-out, even though it looks like some of the K women know how to cook. That would depress the hell out of anyone.

I figure they must all have one or two rooms that are like my messy closet - a place that actually has their real stuff, and is lived in. But then, with the staff, etc, even that is probably tidy. The shots of Kim’s house strike me as looking like no one actually lives there, either. I like minimalism, but that’s not…

The Blac Chyna link reminds me that I just saw an old episode of KUWTK (it was shortly after Kim was robbed in Paris) in which BC was still pregnant, and I thought about how these peoples lives and disasters are one long semi-fake documentary more sort of cringey than any teen diary of drama.

Also, in the episode I…

I assume the personal bodyguard is dressed like a cop so he can do this on command? Unless he’s actually a real cop, that is...